EFFECTIVE METHODS FOR ORGANIZING LESSONS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
storytelling, method, Primary education, modern educational methods, interactive lesson, STEAM, game technologies, digital resources, problem-based learning, competency-based approach, innovative pedagogy.Abstract
This article analyzes the effectiveness of modern teaching methods for primary school students. Innovative approaches such as STEAM education, game-based learning technologies, problem-based learning, interactive teaching methods, smart boards, and the use of digital resources are discussed. These methods enhance students’ interest in learning and contribute to the development of independent thinking, creative approaches, and essential life skills. Modern pedagogical technologies play a significant role in making the educational process more effective and engaging.
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